Found Dead in Alley Near Coyington Lumber Yard
Joseph Schesley was found dead in an alley by Clark's lumber yard in Coyington Friday night around 11 30. Night Watchman James Slim discovered the body and alerted relatives and authorities. An inquest found death from heart trouble, with no signs of struggle. Schesley 46, a Covington native, last seen near his brother's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schesley
Clark
Coyington
James Slim
Mr. Slim
Matthias Scesley
M. Boord
Fred Parham
Mr. Boord
Third Street
Mr. Shesley
Covington
Giant Indian Skeleton Found in Foster Pit
Attica Press reports a digger at the Foster pit near Stone Bluff uncovered a giant Indian skeleton buried two feet deep. Bones are unusually large suggesting a fully tall adult build despite a skull with only twenty teeth, which the paper notes could indicate a child with first teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Pit
Stone Bluff
Attica Press
No Liquor in Drug Stores Statute Sought by Indiana Pharmacists
The Indiana Pharmaceutical association led by Roscoe Mutz of Edinburg is drafting a bill for the next legislature to bar intoxicating liquors from drug stores. The move aims to lift the profession above repeated convictions for illegal liquor sales in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Roscoe Mutz
Edinburg
Monster livestock sale announced by Gloyd Ward and Lem Pithead
Gloyd Ward and Lem Pithead announce a monster livestock sale on Wednesday, November 23, featuring top horses, mules, cattle, sheep, and hogs auctioned in the county. Also notes a local accident and a large store advert with free delivery and rail fare refund offered by J Frank McDermond’s Attica store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloyd Ward
Lem Pithead
J. Frank McDermond
Attica
Wabash Freshman Ralph Wilson Dies After St Louis Game
Ralph Wilson 19, a Wabash College freshman, died at a St Louis hospital after injuries suffered in the Wabash versus St Louis game on Saturday. He was carried from the field in a semi conscious state and died Sunday afternoon. The tragedy prompts the college to cancel football for the year and signals possible end to the program at Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ralph Wilson
St. Louis
St Louis
Wilson
Wabash
New Insurance Firms Buy C B Philpott Business in Kingman
New Insurance Co led by R A McCord and W E Bonebrake has purchased the insurance business of C B Philpott. The deal includes Connecticut, Continual, German and Home. The town’s insurance group is noted as strong and reliable in the United States, with agents described as perfect gentlemen ready to handle expirations in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. McCord
W. E. Bonebrake
C. B. Philpott
Connecticut
Continual
Home
United States
Kingman
Neal Captures Large Kingman Audience At Opera House
Hon E E Neal Republican candidate for Congress from the 9th district spoke to one of Kingman’s largest crowds Monday night. The Yeddo band and Hudler’s orchestra provided music as Neal delivered a campaign speech that pleased both Democrats and Republicans.
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E. E. Neal
Congress
9Th
Opera House
Kingman
Yeddo Band
Hudler
Mr. Neal
Kingsman and Tangier Church Calendar
Friends Church calendar lists Kingman services with 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11:00 AM plus 7:30 PM on 1st and 4th Sundays and Sunday School at 9:30 AM and Wednesday prayer at 2:00 PM. Tangier holds 2nd Sunday services at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM and 4th Sunday at 11:00 AM with a welcome invitation.
Myer & Dillon Introduce First Power Cylinder Press
The Kingman Star reports its new power cylinder press at Myer and Dillon. Last week attachments on the Diamond cylinder reduced effort, and the paper invites readers to visit. the press runs Wednesday and Thursday evenings to demonstrate the operation.
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Kingman Star
Crops Best in Ten Years After October Report
The October crop report shows corn at 80.3 of a nominal one harvest on Oct 1 1910 with ten year average 78.4. Spring wheat production 233 475 000 bushels down from 290 823 000 in 1909 and yield 11.8 bushels per acre. Oats 1 096 396 000 bushels. Notes of local social bits and call for rational political discussion.
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Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Crop Reporting Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude B. Philpott
Alexander
O. S. Douglas
Fountain County
Covington, Ind
James A. Copeland
RES
J. T. Redman
Nk of
Kingm
C. M. Spencer
Undertaker
Kingmen
Indiana
A. L. Ratcliff
Kingman Bank
DR. F. $. Cuthbert
Sergeon
Cally
Kingman Hotel
Adam Bonebrake
Moore’s
INE
Col. W. D. Mendenhall
R.F. D
Col
Claude Madden
Danville
Illinois
Harmon Ave
T. M. Jackson
J. W. Childers
Dr. Sims
Pine Village
New Insurance Co
Neal
Friends Church
Calander
Pliny M. Cox
Tangier
Myer & Dillon
H. P. McCrary
Robt
Tunin
Ralph Keifer
Earl Tunin
Agian
Hepler Hardware Co
Florence
United States Circuit Court
J. B. Howard
Donat Bros
Antwerp
Ohio
Toledo
J. B. Howard Combustion
Howard
Utility Stove & Range Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Inlow Bros
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